HWN - Hardware Interviews S1E4 - Charge Sharing

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Welcome back to another episode of Hardware Ninja! Ever wondered how to get a job as a Hardware Designer in some of the top tech companies like Microsoft, Google, Tesla, Apple, Facebook, etc?
The interview process employs many application based questions whether you're a recent college grad or an experienced applicant. It doesn't matter if you want to work for Elon Musk, Tim Cook, or the up and coming start-up you heard about. We're here with curated material of real life technical interview questions.
In this episode we examine a fairly common question that college grads seem to fail, namely current, charge sharing in capacitors . You can expect these type of questions during screenings or actual interviews
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[@fraserjeffrey7508]

Thank you for the producing these videos, I encountered this question as a recent grad and ended up confusing myself in the process. You broke down the question clearly, making it easy to see there are no tricks just concrete application of the fundamentals.

[@HardwareNinja]

Hi Fraser, Thank you so much for being a part of the community! We truly appreciate you. It is our hope to bring light to some of these interview questions. Let us know if you need free help preparing for your interviews! Finally, as someone who has experienced interviews and knows how challenging they can be to prepare for, please consider recommending us to your friends/family/colleagues in the field. Cheers!

[@coolwinder]

These simple tasks truly make me think :) Please continue your work!

[@kandhanprabha792]

Really amazing job...pls keep the content coming. It's really helpful.

[@HardwareNinja]

Hi Kandhan, Thank you so much for your support! Please check your email for our response on your request about extra material.

[@pranavkumar2324]

These are excellent videos....being an Analog design graduate myself I feel these are extremely important basics you are presenting to everyone. Thank you and keep up the good work. P.S.- If possible could you put even more videos, like for Single stage Amps, Negative feedback, Current mirrors etc. And a video on how to tackle complex R-C step response questions. Thanks!

[@HardwareNinja]

Hi Pranav, Thank you so much for being a part of the community, we appreciate you and your words of encouragement! If you can recommend us to your friends and colleagues it would be amazing!